Sentence examples for a outgrowth from inspiring English sources

In fact, much of Dr. Dean's presidential platform, particularly his plan for universal health insurance, is a outgrowth of his accomplishments in Vermont.

The book is an outgrowth of a Harvard Business School Centennial Colloquium titled "Leadership: Advancing an Intellectual Discipline".

The transmitters were an outgrowth of a military research program trying to monitor movement on battlefields.

Indeed such "hybrid retreats" are an outgrowth of a new school of thinking about yoga.

The new technology is an outgrowth of a field called spintronics or spin electronics.

The suit is an outgrowth of a partly successful one filed by some of the same plaintiffs in 1999.

The government lawsuit against KPMG was an outgrowth of a multiyear investigation of the company now known as HCA-The Healthcare Company.

"The cocktail geek scene is essentially a gastronomic scene, an outgrowth of food and wine culture," Mr. Subbarao said.

Mach's attitude toward atoms was an outgrowth of a view of science.

Wishful thinking is usually an outgrowth of a fear.

HE is an outgrowth of a twice-weekly Hollywood column Wells has been writing online since October 1998.